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...Destiny is simply the relentless logic of each day we live." See THE WORLD, The Trouble with Cassandra...
...Finally he sent a 20-page personal plea to Home Secretary Henry Brooke. After "careful consideration," Brooke stuck to his guns and refused to cancel the order. But each legal defeat brought a new wave of British sympathy for Soblen, described last week by the Daily Mirror's Cassandra as "this wretched man." Cheered the Daily Mail: "The Soblen story is that of one sick man against the world-and so far he has beaten the world. Mr. Brooke has been running about to please the American government, with the result that he finds Soblen still on his back...
...British have always been deeply suspicious about poetry, the decimal system, the Gulf Stream and the continent of Europe. Especially the continent of Europe." So wrote the well-known British journalist, Cassandra. Among Demarest's British colleagues on TIME'S London staff, feeling runs high and generally favorable for joining Europe. Says Correspondent Monica Dehn: "We have no option: I think that is the general feeling. As in 1939, there suddenly came a moment when we knew in our bones that war was inevitable; so there is now a feeling that the Common Market is inevitable. For myself...
...Cassandra, won't you stay till dawn...
...said "But, Cassandra, you may think...